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Yerba Mate – a taste you’ll remember for a long time

Are you a lover of tea or coffee, but the ordinary aroma of these drinks has already become boring to you? If so – try Yerba Mate! The taste of this exceptional infusion will certainly stay in your memory for a long time. It’s becoming more and more popular all over the world. Never heard of it before? Don’t worry. In this short article we’ll explain everything about this remarkable dried herb. Perhaps soon you too will develop a taste for it?

Yerba mate being brewed
Yerba mate while brewing

What does Yerba Mate taste like?

Would you like to know what Yerba Mate tastes like? It’s usually described as intense and bitter. How strong that bitterness is depends on the producer. Argentine varieties tend to be milder, while Paraguayan ones are stronger. The intensity level largely depends on the amount of dried leaves used. All of this makes it hard to compare the taste of this infusion to any other beverage.

Yerba also comes in a version with smoky flavour notes (the so-called Paraguayan variety). The first thing you’ll notice upon opening such a package is its smoky scent. Taste preferences are of course a matter of individual choice, but a well-composed infusion should maintain balance between bitterness and smoky aromas. If you’re a beginner Yerba lover, we recommend starting with the classic Argentine variety.

More demanding users might want to try Yerba Mate Green. It’s a great idea if you want to broaden your flavour horizons. The green version contains ingredients such as: green tea, lemongrass, and elderberry fruits.

Some prefer Yerba Mate with a slight hint of acidity. This is one way to soften the natural bitterness of this unique dried leaf. Additions that add variety to the infusion’s flavour include, for example, orange, lime or lemongrass.

Many Yerba lovers significantly diversify its aroma by enriching it with numerous additions. Among these we can highlight, for example, druid’s drink and the previously mentioned Mate Green. Giving your drink individual characteristics allows you to draw out its full health benefits, for instance by adding guarana or goji berries.

Yerba mate being poured
Yerba Mate while being brewed

Is Yerba Mate tasty?

It’s extremely difficult to give a clear-cut answer to the question of whether Yerba Mate is tasty. After all, everyone’s taste is a strictly individual matter. What one person may find delicious, another may find unpalatable. However, we can certainly say that this infusion is characterised by a very strong, distinctive and dominant flavour.

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Yerba mate – bitter or sweet?

Classic Yerba Mate from Argentina is characterised by a fairly intense bitter taste. However, not every lover of this drink has to enjoy this original flavour quality. You should know that if you’re not a fan of bitterness, you can happily try a sweeter variety. In that case, we recommend choosing the Brazilian variety. It stands out with its fresh aroma and is almost sweet. If you like, there’s nothing stopping you from adding sweetening elements such as sugar, honey or sweeteners to your dried leaves. There are so many additions that can enhance the flavour of Yerba Mate that practically only your imagination limits you when it comes to composing your favourite infusion.

Yerba Mate – a few words in summary

Yerba Mate is an infusion made from the leaves of the Paraguayan holly. Its largest producers remain South American countries (Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil). It has many valuable health properties. The classic variety is characterised by an intense, bitter taste. The Paraguayan variety is characterised by a smoky scent, while the Brazilian one by sweetness. You have to get used to Yerba Mate, but due to its flavour qualities, it’s becoming an increasingly popular drink around the world year after year.

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